JIRA Survivor is a simple bug dashboard that shows an overview of bugs in a JIRA project. Based on GitHub Survivor by 99designs.
It's easy to forget about bugs when you're knee-deep in feature development. This dashboard is a good way to keep bugs on people's minds, and to show at-a-glance information about the current bug situation.
JIRA Survivor scrapes your bug data using the JIRA API and stores it in your local Mongo DB for subsequent querying. It shows, at a glance:
- Top/bottom bug closers for the current reporting period (week, month or sprint)
- Current open bug count
- Net difference in open bugs since the last reporting period
- Charts (yay!):
- Number of bugs opened/closed for the last 12 reporting periods
- Number of open bugs over the last 12 reporting periods
There are bug trackers that provide this kind of data, but we wanted something fun that integrates with our existing bug tracking solution.
Requirements:
- Python >= 2.7
- virtualenv
- MongoDB
- lessc
- Make
This command might satisfy the above dependencies on Ubuntu:
$ sudo apt-get install python2.7 python-virtualenv mongodb lessc make
$ git clone https://github.com/gengo/jirasurvivor.git /path/to/survivor
$ cd /path/to/survivor
$ bin/setup
$ $EDITOR config.py
$ bin/runtask sync
You'll probably want to run this periodically, e.g. in an hourly cron job.
$ bin/serve
Stylesheets are LESS files. Run make css to regenerate CSS from LESS sources.
MIT; see LICENSE